Pelham Manor COVID-19 Information Hub

Welcome to the Village of Pelham Manor's new COVID-19 Information Hub - your single point destination for COVID-19 related information.  We will compile important local, county, state and national updates here, as well as other resources for resident consideration and use. We must stay vigilant as a community, and we urge all residents and the public to please continue to follow the health and safety protocols put in place by the NYS Department of Health and the CDC, including but not limited to, face coverings, social distancing, and thorough hand washing.

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COVID-19 Testing Locations Near Pelham - Call To Make An Appointment

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NYS Testing Guidelines & Screening Assessment

Overview

• If you have symptoms of COVID-19, it’s important to get tested and isolate until you know your results.
• If you have been in contact with someone who has COVID-19, get tested and stay home and away from others for 14 days.
• If you go to a test site run by New York State, you will not be charged for your test.
• If you go to a test site operated by local governments, private companies including pharmacies and medical practices or not-for-profit organizations, check with the testing site and your insurer to make sure there isn’t a fee for the test. 
• If you are uninsured, you are advised to ask the testing site if you will be responsible for any fees associated with your test. Under the federal Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA), the Paycheck Protection Program and Health Care Enhancement Act (PPPHCEA), and the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES), a testing site can receive reimbursement for fees associated with testing uninsured individuals.

The full NYS testing guidelines and screening assessment is available here (click here).

*The information in this section is provided by NYS Dept. of Health.

NYS Travel Advisory Guidelines

Overview

NYS Dept. of Health guidelines for travelers to New York to “test out” of the mandatory 10-day quarantine for asymptomatic individuals. Travelers from states that are contiguous with New York are exempt from the travel advisory; however covered travelers must continue to fill out the Traveler Health Form. Essential workers will continue to be exempt as well. The guidance also applies to any person who has traveled to CDC Levels 2 and higher Health Notice country under the COVID risk assessment.

For the full guidelines and time to quarantine, please click here.

See if you may be Eligible to Receive the COVID-19 Vaccine
 

Currently Eligible for the Vaccine

Click here for the NYS Elibility Page

*The information in this section is provided by NYS Dept. of Health.

Where to Get Vaccinated

All of the below vaccination sites require you to make an appointment first. If you are currently not eligible for vaccination, do not sign up for an appointment at this time.

Contact your employer to receive your vaccination if you work at or are affiliated with:

• A hospital network
• An urgent care center
• Federally Qualified Health Centers
• A congregate setting associated with the New York State (NYS) Offices for People With Developmental Disabilities, Mental Health, and Addiction Services and Supports

For all other eligible groups, including eligible health care workers not affiliated with a hospital and eligible funeral workers, first check with your employer to see if other vaccination plans have already been made.

Before Your Appointment

You will need to complete the NYS COVID-19 Vaccine Form (PDF) in order to get vaccinated. NYS requires the provider administering the vaccine to check that you completed the form.

*The information in this section is provided by NYS Dept. of Health.

Westchester County COVID-19 Dashboard

Westchester County dashboard of local coronavirus cases. The dashboard provides additional data including "active" cases, cumulative cases, and a test site finder. The dashboard is updated daily, and will have Pelham Manor specific information, as well as all localities in the County. The dashboard is available here (click here). Mobile friendly version (click here).

New York State Department of Health COVID-19 Tracker Dashboard

The NYS Dept. of Health dashboard of coronavirus cases. The dashboard provides a wealth of data and information throughout the state and for each county.  The dashboard is available here (click here).

Johns Hopkins University (JHU) COVID-19 Global Dashboard by the Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE)

The John Hopkins dashboard provides a wealth of data and information throughout the world on a country by country basis on COVID-19. The dashboard is available here (click here). Mobile friendly version (click here).

Resources for Mental Health Help and Support

Pelham Together offers the resources on its page with the goals of: promoting good mental health in both youth and adults; educating families about mental health and mental illness; guiding families in finding professional help; and making therapy affordable for all. Click here to review the mental health resources on their page.

**Information in this section provided courtesy of Pelham Together

Nutrition & Meal Support During COVID-19

Click on the map or link below to find food assistance in Westchester County. Published by Westchester County GIS, this tool can help you locate your nearest Food Pantry, Hot Meal Program, and Emergency Food Delivery. Please call ahead to confirm hours and availability. Click here.

You can also visit Feed Westchester, a non-profit organization that assists individuals and familes in need of nutritian and meal help. Click the button below or click here.

In addition to the food assistance resources above, Pelham residents can also get in touch with the Good Neighbors Committee of the Pelham Civics Association, who offer to assistance to Pelham residents and families in need - all communications to the Committee are on a strictly anonymous basis.  To inquire about assistance for yourself or someone in need, please contact the Committee Chair, Stan Trocchia, at [email protected].

COVID-19 Updates from Pelham Manor

• Pelham Manor COVID-19 Update 1/4/2021
• Urgent - Pelham Manor COVID-19 Update - 1/2/2021
• COVID-19 Update 12/23/20
• Village and COVID-19 Update 12/11/20
• Village Update 10/23/20
• Village Update 10/9/20

View All Village News & Announcements

COVID-19 and Other News Announcements from the Pelham Public Schools

Click below to stay up to date on news announcements the Pelham Public Schools announces on COVID-19.

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COVID-19 Important Resources & Links:

Helpful COVID-19 Videos

The Village of Pelham Manor is proud to release our new online, searchable Village Code powered by eCode360.  Please take a look at this new resource:

Visit the Online Village Code

The Village of Pelham Manor is proud to officially announce the opening of the new town-wide Residential Voluntary Food Scrap Recycling Program and Drop-Off Site. We are proud to be able to offer this service to all Pelham Manor residents and are grateful to our Sister Village for engaging with us in this Inter-Municipal Agreement to provide this service to the community.

ORDER A STARTER KIT: (Starter kits are now available for purchase @ Pelham Manor Village Hall)

What’s included in the $21 starter kit: a 2-gallon countertop pail, a 6-gallon transportation bin and a roll of 3-gallon compostable bags. Starter Kits can be ordered by calling Village Hall at 914-738-8820 or sending email to [email protected] (CASH or CHECK ACCEPTED). Pelham Manor Village Hall is located at 4 Pennfield Place, Pelham, NY.

FOOD SCRAP FAQs

1. If you email us for a kit, please include: name, address, and email. 
2. How to re-order compostable bags: One roll of 25 3-gallon compostable liners is included in your Starter Kit.  Replacement compostable bags/liners can be purchased at local shops including Fairway, DeCiccos, and Wise Hardware or online. NOTE: Bags MUST be BPI Certified Compostable.  Look for this symbol:

HOW TO PARTICIPATE:

1. COLLECT your food scraps in a countertop pail. Although not required, we recommend lining your pail with a compostable bag- please no plastic bags. See FAQs for more information on compostable bags.

2. TRANSFER Most residents will fill the countertop pail with food scraps 3-4 times per week. Therefore, it is suggested that residents utilize the larger storage bin for weekly collection of food scraps. This larger bin can also be used for transportation of food scraps to the Drop-Off Site. Anything that holds around 5-6 gallons and has a lid will work. It is recommended that food storage bins be kept indoors--either in the house or in a garage.

3. BRING your transportation bin to the food drop off site and empty into the large green toters.

Drop-Off Location and Hours: The Food Scrap Recycling Drop-Off Site is accessible 7 days a week in Lot 7 behind Village of Pelham Hall (195 Sparks Avenue) north of the DPW Yard. Enter on Sparks Avenue, then follow signs to the back northwest corner of the lot. Look for the Food Scrap Recycling sign and large green toters
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To learn more about food scraps services:

VoPM: pelhammanor.org or email [email protected]

VoP: pelhamgov.com or email: [email protected]


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